Aqiqah Singapore has opened up registration for qurban in Australia. The slaughtering, skinning and butchering of the animal is carried out in Australia, with a trusted representative supervising to ensure the entire process is done correctly, as per shari'ah guidelines.
The cut meat will then be flown to Singapore after the rites. Aqiqah Singapore will further butcher the meat into portions that are ready to be delivered to the door or distributed to the needy in Singapore. Registrants may choose to take all of the meat, a portion of the meat, or none of it, with the rest donated to charity.
Photography and videography are not allowed in the Australian abattoir, but qurban e-certificates are available on request. Certificates are not issued by default. E-certificates will be processed one to two months after the completion of qurban.
Interested?
A sheep for qurban costs S$295. Register by 6 September 2016 for the slaughter dates of 12 and 13 September. The meet will be distributed between 16 and 20 September 2016. Delivery to the door will cost an additional S$15 per sheep to a single location. The delivery charge is S$30 for two or more sheep to a single location. Register